Tania Salgado of RNL Awarded Young Architect of the Year Award
RNL Architect recognized at 2006 Awards by the American Institute of Architects – Denver.
(PRWEB) September 16, 2006 -- RNL is proud to announce that Tania Salgado, AIA, LEED AP was awarded the 2006 Young Architect of the Year by The American Institute of Architects, Denver Chapter. The award honors individuals who have shown exceptional leadership and made significant contributions to the profession early in his or her career. While an architect of any age may be nominated, he or she must be licensed for less than 10 years. Salgado “merits recognition for her outstanding accomplishments in design,” said jury chair Chris Nimms, FAIA, on behalf of AIA Denver at the awards celebration on September 8th.
“Rarely does a young architect appear which can combine the ability to conceive and execute critical architecture in equally exacting proportion. Tania is such an architect expressing not only those qualities, but a true devotion and passion for architecture and the elements which create a unique work,” wrote nominator Michael Brendle, FAIA. In addition to contributing her time to national speaking engagements on library design, Salgado devotes to her job as senior associate and senior designer for RNL, where she is responsible for numerous architecture projects. Salgado has worked on several notable projects in Colorado including The Blue Cube residence in Cherry Hills, the Martin Luther King, Jr. Public Library and Municipal Services Center in Aurora and the World Savings & Loan in Fort Collins.
RNL is an integrated full-service architectural firm with offices in Denver, Los Angeles, and Phoenix serving clients locally, nationally and internationally. Celebrating its 50th year in 2006, RNL continues providing innovative and inspired design solutions to clients. RNL offers clients a continuum of design services, including architecture, interior design, landscape architecture, urban design and planning, and engineering. For more information about RNL or employment opportunities, please visit www.rnldesign.com.
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